Kyiv dismisses Putin's call for 36-hour ceasefire in Ukraine as 'hypocrisy'
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday ordered his armed forces to observe a unilateral 36-hour cease-fire in Ukraine this weekend for the Orthodox Christmas holiday, the first such sweeping truce move in the nearly 11-month-old war. Kyiv indicated it wouldn't follow suit.
43 across the spectrum. Choose a side on the bar to jump to it.
National story. 93 articles from 46 sources. 43 are on the bar; 3 are international, entertainment or tech outlets, listed separately. Updated Jan 6, 2023.
Part of The Russia-Ukraine war: the diplomacy to avert it and the peace talks
Left
12 sourcesPutin Calls a 36-Hour Cease-Fire, but Ukraine and U.S. Are Skeptical
Temporary Russian cease-fire in Ukraine begins amid uncertainty and suspicion
Center
24 sourcesRight
7 sourcesPutin’s proposed cease-fire gets frosty reception in Kyiv, Washington
Putin orders 36-hour weekend cease-fire in Ukraine
Other outlets
International, entertainment and tech outlets, by their rating. Not counted in the bar above. How we count coverage
Left
5 articlesRussia-Ukraine war live: head of Russian Orthodox church calls for temporary ceasefire
Putin orders 36-hour ceasefire in Ukraine for Orthodox Christmas
Putin orders ceasefire in Ukraine during Orthodox Christmas
Center
0 articlesNone
Right
0 articlesNone